Tuesday is Election Day and 10 News Anchor John Carlin spoke with Dr. Cayce Myers about the special election that could impact Virginia’s Congressional map.

10 News spoke with Virginia Tech Political Analyst and professor of Public Relations Dr. Cayce Myers, who says that there are political pressures on both sides to end the war, but also a myriad of factors that could break the ceasefire.

Think you know what these political ads are saying? Take a closer look. Mailers and billboards featuring Obama and Trump are stirring confusion, using images and past statements that don’t always match their real messages.

On March 25, a jury in Los Angeles found Meta and Youtube “liable for harms to children using their services. Another case in New Mexico found Meta knowingly harmed the mental health of children. Here's what Virginia Tech experts have to say about these cases.

With hundreds of bills awaiting action, Gov. Abigail Spanberger is weighing legislation tied to reproductive rights, including a measure that involves reproductive rights.

The state may be missing out on an estimated $1.9 billion a year because of a sales tax exemption for data centers. Lawmakers are considering scaling back or ending the incentive, which currently exempts certain equipment and software from sales tax.

After reductions, a roughly $5M gap remains and public input dates run March–May.

On Monday, we spoke with Virginia Tech Political Analyst Dr. Cayce Myers to discuss the conflict in Iran.

After more disagreements in the U.S. Congress, the government has been partially shut down, primarily impacting the Department of Homeland Security.

36.6 million Americans tuned in to hear President Trump lay out his agenda in 2025

Tuesday is Election Day and 10 News Anchor Abbie Coleman spoke with Cayce Myers and Ed Lynch about this year’s general election. Watch here.

This past Tuesday, a debate was hosted by Republican candidate for Virginia Lieutenant Governor John Reid that pitted him against an AI generated persona of Democratic candidate Ghazala Hashmi, sparking debate online about the use of AI in politics

From the shooting of Charlie Kirk to attacks targeting two lawmakers in Minnesota to the shooting of President Trump on the campaign trail, acts of political violence are increasingly part of the national conversation.

From endorsements to attacks, campaigns are running nonstop ads to define candidates and sway voters long before Election Day.

Virginia’s Democratic primaries this Tuesday are heavily influenced by national politics, with political analysts noting that candidates are using opposition to former President Trump to energize voters ahead of both the primaries and November's general election.

The upcoming TikTok ban could set a new precedent in the social media landscape.

TikTok is back in the spotlight as US representatives are arguing in a federal appeals court for it to continue in the United States.

Ahead of Tuesday night's debate, 10 News spoke with a couple of voters skeptical about the political process.

Ohio senator J.D. Vance has been selected as the vice president nominee for the Republican Party. The senator and vice presidential hopeful is best known for his story about growing up in rural Appalachia.

As artificial intelligence advances, so do the risks that we can be scammed or tricked by AI-generated content.

A Virginia Tech professor is weighing in on the dangers of artificial intelligence.